The Newtown bee., 1887-11-11
SHELTON.

ed friends in Hartford.
 There is a new baby at the home of Mir and Mrs William Scott
 John Fallou had his nose severely in- jured. October 31, by. an accident at Os- borne X Cheeseman's factory.
 At the regular meeting of the local lodge of I. o G. T., October 31, the following officers were elected: Hugh Mckee, c. T. :; James H. Cornell. V. T.; E. w. House, S. {; George Wilbur. F. s.; l.. V. B. Hubbard, T.; Mrs J. A. Smith, C.; P. H. Hodge, M. George Babcock, G., Robert Green, s.; William Wilkinson. l.. V. B. Hubbard, William Crowther, trustees.
 Joseph Frazer of Glasgow, N. Y,. is with his sister Mrs Snyder.
 Mrs Nettie Painter of Waterbury is yis- ting her mother.
 Sturges whitlock, Esq, is suffering from temporary lameness.
 T. B. Burgess, chief of police. has re- signed his position with J. H. Beard, Esq Bronson Lewis clerks it for J. H Beard. Rev MT Lightbourneof the M K. church of Birmingham united in marriage John Wilkinson and Miss Mamie Hurd. Novem- Der 9 The wedding was quite brilliant affair. The presents were many, includ- ing check of 5000 from the groom's father. Mir and Mrs Wilkinson will visit New York and Niagara Falls on their tour
 Mrs John Patterson is visiting in New Haven.
 Doran & Donovan are improving their market.
 F. s. Sanford and Terrence Allis de- clared war on the squirrels and cartridges of Zoar. few days since. but returned with only one of the latter.
 A. F. Bradley attended the Milford races.
 Charles Wakelee reports that he lost his pocketbook on the way home. the 3d. Andrew Dean and wife are visiting in Manchester.
 Mrs l.. B. Beers of Milford is with her daughter. Mrs Charles Patterson.
 Luke Patt captured monkey fish while at Milford lately. It has been on exhibit ion at Burgess's store.
 The funeral of Mary E. .Goldsmith was attended, Friday, from the residence of Mrs Barclay. Pail bearers, L. V. E. Hub bard. A. B. Ruggles. Charles Warner and John Young.
 The Samuel Irving place has been re- gently purchased by Henry Clayton.
 William J. Wheeler has increased his earthly possessions by the purchase of another lot on Oak street.
 James Brady is enlarging the house oc- cupied by Dennis Donovan.
 Charles F. Brooks is improving his grounds at South End.
 John Mooney. saloon keeper, has remov- ed to Birmingham.
 Robert Adams was in town, Saturday. William Taylor of Waterbury paid a visit of few days to his mother.
 Eddie Hopkins lost finger by the ma chinery in the factory of Sise, Gibson & Co, October %.
 Mrs A. E Smith has visited Stepney friends.
 Mrs Margherita Stora has recently mar ried Sgnor T. Adj of Brooklyn and an nounees that she will not resume her classes in Ewell's Hall. A serenade was recently given to A. J. Maltby on his return from the wedding trip The musicians were cordially enter tertained by the new husband.
 R. w. Beecher of Hartford is at Rocky
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 Mrs Elliott Latin has sufficiently recoy. cred to be cut again.
 Mrs Oscar Beardsley is slowly recover ing.
 Will Townsend met with an accident at the Osborne and Cheeseman factory on the 1st which caused the loss of one finger at Il, fint Jtilt
 Miss Mamie Dill was surprised by a Halloween party.
 Eddie Dockery delivered the mail dur. ing the absence of Nathan Bennett on a visit to Deep River.
 The birthday of Mrs John Welch was observed by surprise party and the pre-. aFa hau chair hu ma n VI friends.
 There are services each Sunday in the Town Hall at 30 p m, under the aus. pices of the Episcopal church mission, Bible study at the Christian Temperance Union on Canal street each Sunday at clock and prayer and praise service at o'clock.
 Andrew Ewen and E. l.. Staples were delegates from Shelton to the Congrega- tional conference at Waterbury, last week Thursday.
 Hannah McCloskey has purchased lot from Joseph Tucker on the turnpike. The total number of deaths in Hunting. ton for October was 4. Two infants, one IA years of age and the othsr "A.
 Frank Brewster is expecting to leave in few days for Providence to fill posit. ion as draughtsman in the large factory of Brown & Sharp.
 Stiles J. Peck was accidently shot in the leg by Henry Trnnkfeld. The latter had been out for little hunting excursion and, on returning. thought that he would discharge his gun before putting it aside He did not see Peck, who was wounded. A. w. Ollis of Springfield, Mo-. was in